Sentence examples for lives argue from inspiring English sources

Neither cost nor technical difficulty should be a consideration when it comes to saving lives, argue some of the humanitarians I spoke to.

More than that, though, MacAskill and his colleagues at 80,000 Hours – named for the number of hours people will spend at work during their lives – argue that passion does not lead to job satisfaction.

Advocates for those who take their own lives argue that we should never refer to someone as having committed suicide, but "died by suicide," since we would never refer to a person as having "committed cancer".

But Mr Lives argues that this is misleading.

"Human rights encompasses every part of our lives," argued Ms Redgrave, in a telephone interview from China.

Although they are both credited with inventing cubism, Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque spent most of their lives arguing over top billing.

If you mixed bonus marchers with Kentucky miners, they would probably spend the rest of their lives arguing about what to rebel against.

According to Le Figaro, "Max and Lionel Poilâne, celebrated for their brown bread, spent a good portion of their lives arguing over the name and the heritage of their father, Pierre".

US Supreme Court Judge Antonin Scalia has used Jack as an example of the necessity of torture to save people's lives, arguing that "Jack Bauer saved Los Angeles, he saved hundreds of thousands of lives.

Such steps would also save lives, argued Dr Marco Springmann, lead author of the study, entitled Analysis and valuation of the health and climate change co-benefits of dietary change, and published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences on Tuesday.

The ease with which we had communicated – talking on the phone almost every day of our adult lives – argued in favour of the fact that we got along well.